East Dane Launches Holiday Gift Shop

By Dane Cohen November 8, 2013

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Admit it. You’ve been curious about that website your girlfriend is constantly checking. You’ve wondered why your female coworkers always receive packages of clothing at the office. Yes, it’s Shopbop, the extremely popular and omnipresent women’s online shopping destination. Don’t worry though, now you can get in on the action with the launch of East Dane.

EastDane.com is the men’s counterpart to Shopbop, and it may just be the coolest new spot for guys on the web. The online men’s shop has curated some of the best designers in menswear, brining brands such as Rag & Bone, Public School, Gant, and Jack Spade directly to your desktop. You will also find some quality sartorial advice and straightforward fashion editorial to help guide your credit card in the right direction.

Take for instance their just released Holiday Gift Shop, where you will find stocking stuffers for any guy. These aren’t the run of the mill gadgets and Christmas sweaters. On East Dane you will find a curated selection of awesome gear, from unique items you won’t find anywhere else s to a full shop of product under $100. There are even gift ideas for the women in your life to make things really simple.

The exclusive notebook set in collaboration with Todd Selby, a fine assortment of Taschen books, and perfect winter sweaters will make you the most popular gift giver in the family. Note of caution: make sure you buy something for your loved ones, because you will want to keep everything for yourself.

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